They said Lu Jiming married me to get revenge.
The Wen family owed the Lu family a life, so he looked at me coldly, kept his distance, and didn't even smile once at our wedding.
I spent three years planning my escape, but the night I submitted the divorce papers, a truck sent me plunging into darkness.
And he, the man I thought hated me to the bone, took the fatal blow for me.
After three years as a widow, I sorted through his belongings and found a cuff link engraved with my name and a diary he'd kept for twelve years.
The first page read: “Wen Yao, eighteen. She handed me an umbrella, then ran off into the rain herself. The whole world hates me. She's the only one who doesn't.”
The last page read: “She said she wants a divorce today. It doesn't matter. I'll protect her.”
It turned out this man had loved me through two lifetimes.
The writing style is very delicate, but the story and characters are quite abstract. It reminded me of the song "You Hide It from Me", which made me feel so awkward that my stomach ached and I had no desire to continue reading.
You guess, I guess, everyone guesses. Guess from beginning to end